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National Republican., 1887-11-14
Republican National League.

There has been filed with the recorder q
certificate Of the incorporation Of the Re-
publican National League of this District.
1t is stated In the certificate that the pri-
mary purpose Of the League will be the
maintenance and permanency of the govern
ment OF the United States OF America and
its advancement IN all true and essential
elements, principles, and measures of ma
tional prosperity and welfare. The docu-
ment is signed by Gen. Z. f. Beale, Wm.
w. Danenhower, Wm. A. Cook, Edward b.
Sutherland, j. w. Howell, Joseph Edward
Hayden, Aaron II. Cragin, Simon Wolff,
Frederick Douglass, Rev. DR.. John p. New
man, and Ii. A. Willard.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Robberies Reported.

The following robberles have been reported:
John W. Jones, 707 Delaware avenue south
west, reports stolen a 80 hat. G. r. Phillips,
reports fifty pound tub OF butter. worth $40,
ports half dozen silver forks, worth SO, stolen.
Henry King, 926 Seventh street northwest, re.
ports four caps stolen from the show case in
front of his store. Tim Costello. 50 G street
northwest, reports blue chinchilla overcoat
worth SO, stolen. Mrs. Alice X Smith, col
Eighteenth street northwest, reports her house
having been burglarised and silyerware, a
Philip Levy, 1923 n street northwest reports nu
stolen Il carpet worth So. Charles s. Davis, SIS
Ninth streetreports stolen shaving case worth
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Cut with u Razor.

About II o'clock Saturday night difficulty
took place at Rays blrber shop on S street, be.
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. be-
tween Edmund Davis, Thomas W. Ray, and
Davis cut Ray In the right thigh with razor,
and also cut Boilers clothing. The wound
was not a serious one. The assailant was
arrested by Sergeant shilling and Private
Mellep.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Rolling Mill to be Built,

WorRmen are engaged on the site OF the old
mill property on Thifty.second and Water
'trtets, Georgetown, clearing away the debris
and eXcayating for The purpose of erecting a
large rolling mill. 1t is anticipated that the
section, especially to the building. will be very
great, as now all iron beams, &c, have to be
procured In Wilmington or Vinksburg at a large
Expense, together with the delay In getting
here. Itisexpected II that the building viii be
finished this winter.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Elements of Success,

An excellent and rapid handwriting, quick
and accurate business calculations: clear. cor
rect, and forcible use of the English language
in speaking and writing a practical knswl.
edge of accounts, agreeable manners, and
above all good moral .character-all these
Of training given at the Spencerian Business
College, and these are the elements that insure
to young men and women solid success in real
National Republican., 1887-11-14
The MusIcians' Union.

The November number of the american
Musician has the following to say Of new
organization in this city:
The Musicians National League, the mu-
sicians of Washington, ID. G have Joined the
National League OF Musicians. II is known as
the Citizen Musical Protective Union, and Its
members have no connection with the knights
of Labor Musical Assembly OF that city, the
members of which were recently convicted
and fined for boycotting. The new union re-
eeived Its charter on the 22d day of September
last as Local No. l6 of the National League oil
Musicians of the United States. Its officers are
Carl Arndt, presidents Franz Krause, secre-
tary. 1t has tbirty-eight members at present
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Natures Own True Laxative.

The delicious favor and health properties OF
the need of an agreeable and effective laxative
the California Fig Syrup Co. commenced a
few years ago TO manufacture concentrated
Syrup OF Figs which has given such general
bitter drastic liver medicines and cathartios
hitherto In use. If coStiye or bilious try 1t.
For sale In 30 cent and 81 bottles by all lead.
ing druggists,
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Change of Schedule on the Baltimore
and POTOMAC Railroad.

A change in the movement of trains OF the
baltimore and Potomac Railroad went into
effect on Sunday, November 18th. The Phila-
delphia and New York express, heretofore
leaving Baltimore aud Potomac station at
725 n. M, now leaves at 7:20 a, m, and the
Congressional limited express, heretofore
Olher Slight changes will be found by consult
ing local time tables.
National Republican., 1887-11-14

Antrim Van Buren, lately employed by Mr..
w. .. Koch, OF the Washington journal, us an
dyoriising agent. is wanted for forgery. He
forged checks on r, o. Edmonston, the grocer,
iOr 500 aud on L. II Chrislman for $780, He Is
tupposed TO have jumped the town.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Tho Unity Club Meeting.

The Unity Club will meet at the residence
of Mrs. Cowling, No. 5l2 l street north
west, Friday evening next. Mr.. James B.
Philip will read paper on "The Witchery
OF Manner" to be followed by the us Ial
programme. The exercises will commence
at o'clock.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
1'emneranoe Iass u.,,inr.

Mrs.. Cbaseyesterday afternoon presided over
temperance mass meeting at the McKendrae
II, i. Church. Speeches iu aid of the Soldiers
l'rtrC6t, on Missouri avenue, were IN lde by
McsIrs MoulIUn and Whitney Reference was
Iiade also to the good work helug done under
lhe auspices Of the w, g. !. u.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
SppoinI ImprovemeDt Ta,

District Attorney Riddle, on behalf of the
commissioners, has q ed their answer to the
"ses instituted by Messrs, BIrney {: Birney to
'elcrmine the validity of the tax lien certih.
'Eues on property issued for work done under
NC old bUuTu o. Lublir works.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Had His Jaw Broken.

Toliyer Redmon, the colored janitor of the
first precinct, was assaulted Saturday after
Loon by horse dealer named william Davis
and his jaw was troken. The Injured man
was sent to Providence Hospital, where he lays
in serious condition. Davis was arrested.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
NInrrinrn LInrnaan.

The following marriage licenses have been
lstucd John H. Morris aud Maria l., Laynor,
9th of Richmond, Va: Waltr p. FEELING
Ind Mary A, Schuh; Henry Martin aud Ella,
l., tn j. Alexandria.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Damages for an Injured Spine.

MeSsrs. SIS. Henkle and Charles S. Moore
as attorneys for William and Laura p. Howard
have entered suit against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company to recover $4,000
damages. On the 18th of November, 1886
while Mrs. Howard was en route from Louis
Vile to this city in a sleeping car, on the road
above mentioned, the train was thrown down
an embankmtn', IN which she received a
severe injury of the spine. In consequence oi
her inability to discharge the duties she has
lost her position in the agricultural depart
mtnt, and claims damages therefore in the
amount set up.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Now ia the Time

To secure bargain in either piano or organ.
Call at Bergmann & Tastet's, SIG Fstreet north.
west. They are offering special inducements
for the next ten days.
National Republican., 1887-11-14

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust nom the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
association. Try II, and he convinced. Of
fec corner First and Virginia avenue south.
MCst. Phone SSg-5. FIaIlk SchWarz, manager.
National Republican., 1887-11-14

When man takes to hulling tha money
: HiEt expecting 30 profit hereby he gets left,
~ Hhon he tak's q inls Cough Syrup he
Gets Il l.tN lease ON liiC.
National Republican., 1887-11-14

"Think naught trite, though 1t small ap-
pear" Just remember for instance how you
would be dancing around with toothache II
you hadn't bought bottle of Salvation OIL
Yes! think of that
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Dishonest Advertising Agent.

WHEN all go called remedies fail, DR.. sages
CataTrh Remedy cures.
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THE EXHIBITION DRILL.

Tie Seattle Rises gave their last drill
before going 10 Tacoma at their srmory
on SEQ md street last evening, showing
great pIohcienoy in the manual and in
marching. Though the audience vas
small, the applause vas frequent and
we'll timed. The wheeling by company
ana the leading and airing vere almost
perfect. A. the Gloss o. the dTin Cor
p,tal Halter With few appropriate re
marks, presented Captain Green With
beautiful sword, q gift from the com
pany. /; proved 9 complete surprise 70
the Captain, but taking the sword IN
hand he made the fsliOwina remarks;
" Members at The Seattle Rides. eaa-
not express DAY feelings Of appreciation
for this beautiful Gift. ! can Only ssy
that I will always make u my earnest
enieavoF 10 work for the best interests
d this company and the National
Guard of Washington, aud hope that
the friendship which nov exists between
myself and command gill always re
main as true and bright ~ the metal IN
this beautiful gift" From the applause
al the olose Of this spseeh, 10 was evi'
cent thst the Riflss certainly apprecist-
ed their able Captain. The company
wa ordered 90 assemble this evening 81
The armoFy vitk knapaacks. blankets
sin plates, and overcosts, wnea they VII
~rocees 10 Iae 3ma on the Emma nay
ward.
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PERsorALs-

:. Dunisp. Of 0lymgla. b 10 TIE ei1y.
& Lee. 3 Geubsg q tha Portland
team. wili not arrive till shis esenina.
George Z. Hsasbools, Of tie CAnn-
dian Psoihs Railway, u Registered 81
the Ossideufal.
W. 9. Sharpstsin. an sttofnsg Of Ia
CONS, vas present O. the drill Of She
Seattle Riass lasi evening.
Captain @. L. Dlugley and wife VITO
have besn visiting 10 Seattle dnginR the
past week. isft on the Elder lass sgsn-
ing for Saa Reanclsso.
=. WsIls. Of LacannsF, wiIl Be one Of
The 1embsrs Of The 6eAtsts Cab IN To-
days eama. Msasxs. Bryant and Bal
lsns rstuEned last might from no Soand.
@. W. Tremane, Of Sc. Louis; O. Car
adoch, Of Shasta. Cal; James Recklad.
James Cayana1ah, ". b. johnson au6
wife, Aias Stanley, O. W. Bashnell. Of
TaeoDs; John Me6airs, Of Port 0em-
bic; A. II. CHASE, Of Portland: y. T.
Perry, Of OhieaRo; @. E. Tyler. Of
WardneF, Idaho, ara at the Commercial.
Z. d. Franklin, d. d. DanIsls, z. d.
kEeug. Of Prsukiin; u. LsaFka, Gas
0undsFson, Harry Fish. Wm. SssEsa-
son, Of Portland; II. MoFt0n, Of Black
Dismond; Mis- Paok, Of O1kIand; A..
T. Martin. Of Kent; z. H. emifhers, Of
Reulon; J. X. Hoafans and wife, Of
New York, J. Com stcck. Of Port Msdi-
son; W. X. Carson, Of Fraser, ere 81 the
Arlington.
A. I. Ashcroft, I. Il. Phipps, @. A.
Mix. Il. w. SsFiuRer, Of OlYmBia; p. O.
Hayes, Of white River; w. Martin, Of
VletoFia; A. Mclntye, Of San Francisco;
Walter Keyea. WIN. Keyea, Thomas
ksyes. Of Muckilteo; 7. HieksEs. Of
Slaughter; Mrs. Tucker, Point Robin
sou; Vim. Rustin, Of Franklin; JOAN
Kelly. Of Renton, o. f. Ohlen, Of Ts-
coma; Andrew Tell 81 Germany, are 81
the New England.
w. d. Mcfarland and mother. Of
Vancouver; F. q. Naeel, Of Santa Rosa;
Mrs. Reeves and son OF Port Blakely; y.
EphFgim. w. j. Cotton, d. n. eteindleF.
Sam r. Bernard, Of San Francisco; Geo.
II. Holbr03k, Gee. T. Meyers, Of Port
land; A.. Clifford, Of Port susan Wm.
Conway, Thomas Taylor, Of Hultan City;
Z. L. Lanimore, of Chicago; Mrs.. Vestal
and daughter; J. Il. BEahanny, Sno-
hOmish; j. WaddelI, Of Saoqusimie; J.
Allan, of Sumner; Geo. A. smith, Of
Kent, are at the Occidental.
Z. q. Fitzhenry and wife, Of Pert
Gamble; Mrs. w. H. Williams, Of Black
Diamond; ID. A.. Davis, Of Portland;
Oscar Trask, .. Torrellbat, ID. bptshtlls
George w. OTIS, William W. Williams,
Of Snohomish; .. J. Bell. Of Maryssills;
j. DuzIap, Of Olympia; Mrs. Abrams
and three children. Of Newoastle; JAS.
Bartlett, Of Squak; Charles Tinsiey, Of
Port Townsend; George II. fulleE and
wife, Of Vashnn; J. A. Graham. OF Port
Ludlow; Z. Y. Smart and wife, OF spo-
kane Falls; ]. l.. Hughes, Of Neweestle;
w. ]. Wallet, J. Kakby. J. Yipond, Of
OaEbonado, are ct the Brunswick.
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ooxtye PASSENGERS.


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OFF FOR TACOMA.


The various companies belonging to
the First Regiment, National Guard OF
Washington, have chartered the Emma
Hayward and will leave Seattle this
evening at half past nine o'clock for
Tacoma. On arriving there they will
be met by a special train which will
carry the militia to Ihe camp grounds,
about four miles from the city. where
they will 20 into camp during Sunday.
About 20 ladies, wives aud relatives OF
the officers and men, will accompany the
regiment to the camp. The First Reg
imens Band will also accompany Sue
Regiment. Company q, Of Port Blakely,
will arrive In Seattle this evening In
tinle to Join Companies Il, ID and 4, OF
this city, for Tacoma. As stated before,
the Regiment will be in camp all day
Sunday, Join In the parade on Monday,
and take part In the competitive drill
on Tuesday. From present. Appearances
il looks a. though the companies we're all
eeine 20 be well represented and the Reg
imeal make q showing that the people
Of Washington Territory will be justly
proud OF. An advance guard has been
sent on ahead with tents and camping
ouiiits, so as 10 have everything IN read
mess for the Regiment on tis arrival.
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END or THE TERM.-The District
Court for the present term will probably
Wind up its business today. The Jurors
and bailiffs have all bean discharged,
and the only business Of importsncs
TO come before the Court today, 90 fer
as Is known, Il the decision OF the mo
ton for an arrest Of Judgment IN the
George II. Miller eass. ]. L. Ronald
aud I. J. Humes will argue against the
motion, and II they succeed 10 convinc-
inR the Chief Justice that the motion
should not be granted. be vill probably
sentence the prison 10 be hanged by the
neck, at some date in the future. The
case will then undoubtedly be taken 10
the Supreme Court on appeal. end IN
less some error is found there, the only
bops for the prisoner will be escape or
executive elemency.
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4 TAIAL TBIF.-Ths fassi SQUAD
ConaruoaeE Co.'S engine No. : made
her triAl trip Qua O,sr tss Short Line
road 10 The Eve mile post. last esySad
ia race track. yesterday. some eiRht
ar ten censlsuaeE By invitation sent oas
over ths road, uaerely for the sake 81
having u 10 say that they s.Ate the urst
trip on QUE % the new i0conosls y
The hoes Easshiss ran very - oees.1'
"a an her Fetsra sac ran Alone tae
~.ter fr1nt As faT - eeotts SnAff.
Tha squad Of tie bell attsassod TIE
Attention OF q ereat many ciiiEsns. Sse
sosksd 20 The tFsek 70 get Rlinapse Of
the osu sn0ire. Today she vii 80 INTO
s~Tvics on tie shore Line road for ne
Columbia 4 Puget Ssznd Company, me
Contraction Company has'zs 30 roaa
10 rnn her on as yet
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woKAS SUFFRAGE.
czxE susEscR sexna DmuEDns rMAx ~
KIN Anx son LAwEUL HLEcrozs-

KIN AnE S0T LAwYCL 1LBcToes-
Chisf Jastiss yosss. ysstssaay after
nooB, in ths Distrsss C0uEs, aHrmed ne
deciEioa Of the euprsms oOart q ~
TsrTisngy 10 he sass e Hsrlana -
Ths Territory. and ruled thai un9sf
this destdon. Womsn we're rot lawful
elsesoss and tharsfore n0s entitled %
FeWistFatEon. fhs question was eeouRhi
before ne eoari II this vay:
A petition for wKit Of @andate 90 Csfy
Clerk Forrest, eonmandirR hin -
place uDon ths city register tbs name Of
Juliet II. Dawson. Who appile1 70 b
Registered 90 an eleetur and Wa re-
fused, vas fled h The District OooEt.
An Alternative wFii insned 0iReesanR ne
city clark 10 appeaF and shOW c41se
Why the registration vas Do3 made.
This writ vss mads Fstarnabie yesteR.
day afternoon. The case has excitsd
m1oh intsrea1, inasmuoh e. Il vas
deemed Important that the matter be
ssttied prioF % tie closing Of reGlssra-
ton and &c Z guide ts the board o. req
istration. before whom numez0ue eaees
Of applieations made by womsn % reg
istsf, and refused By The city CLERK.
would Otherwise come
n. SOdeFberR appeared for petitio nef
and City Attorney Peterson opposed he
issuance Of the writ 90 behalf OF the
city CLERK. The ca1ss was argued 81
some length, and at ia eouclnaion ne
iaAee denied the writ. FollowinR 10 the
entry ID the journal: And nov On this
lst day Of Iuiy, 1887, the above eause
oominQ on 10 Be heard, n. eOdefbera for
plaintiff and r. H. Petersen for defen-
daut. and the said cause haslnR bean
fully aFg0ed and submitted, the eourt
here RoW adiudees that under the de-
clsiou Of the supreme court Of this Ter
ritory the application for writ Of man.
date must Be denied for the reason that
females are not IaufuI elsctoEs.n
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BAss RArlTsrs ARRIVED. by the En-
ma Hayward last evening the Portland
base ball club arrived in SEATTLE. To-
dav they play match with the Reds,
and a second game will be played here
on The AFTERNOON Of the Fourth, and the
last Of the series Of three games VII
take place at Tacoma 90 the go. On
the S.h the Portlands vtli play tee AMI.
Ties a. Fietoris. The Portland zine VII
b. composed s. follows, Catcher Aeoos;
pitcher, Timmo nsl short stop. huenteii
sFss base, CouBoliSi seSood base, Ooal-
ter; third base. y. smith; left neld'
NSals; center field. Busbs; right held,
IL: alternative, 0iendennins.
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A PncUIIAn LcoKESa CSAFT. - ihs
auxiliary steam slooP San saon, Be
ioo9ins 10 The san Jaan Fishing OonA-
pAHy, nou uoofsd AZ YesieE's wharf, =
: Atees psSaiiAE loOking little erAft.
zoe brought from tbe islAnds SkpAil
10 o. freight. and befose rstnrntng sbe
WI 20 90 the Ways and eaFe sosne
eeeaed repairs made 10 haT. she was
eait 60 the C0lamhia River, end = re
sNaSfed fr0m Portland. She hAs aa
ep9~a Sasks. Gsd 3 grsAler poEilcn OF
- roe@ nslsS u taken up With hoiiei
40 eEgtnss- Her propeller V very
sal. and her speoi mast b. very stou
sAepa shea untsr s2nyas before
&seaA and fAEorAble breeze
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IAnIp

In delicate health needing gentle yet
efIeotivs laxative I'll hnd the California
LIQUID fruit remedy, syrap OF kies.
pleasing 10 the taste. aeceptable 10 the
stomach, and perfsctly safe IN all eases.
II l. the most easily taken and pleasant
~ eHsctive remedy known 30 cure and
prevent costiVeness, 10 dispel headaehes,
essds and fever, and strengthen the kid
neys, Tiger and bowels. and % thsrefore
4 favorits remedy With ladies' Fer sAle
in 30 cents and 3 bottiaA ~
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PxEraHNo ROa rxK FoOsEs.-Tts
wOsk Of decorating the streets 9Th ever
sfesus has already eomnsnssd for me
FOarth Of July. and 10 froas Of almost
every business house evergfeens are %
lae glazed. The expense OF this dseorA-
tiOn is being bsrns By the business aen
tAemaslvea. In soue instances nAgs
aAA banners have already been Display.
81. although bul little OF tais kind OF
dseosAtsoa Is expected until TIE acre
tog o. the So. Notaoft VII De maae -
esAatify the tom ~ II gas d1fine toe
Wizard SelebratiOu. bal the streets are
beng cleared ana lined With eveFRTeens
AID tie city viii 10 do16t pTtsent .
efsdiaAhle appsaFance. some Of TIE
hAseef baGinass hOeses are pFspAriSe te
uAks gate extensive displays on tea'
oeeaxi0a.
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Cotton half hose in plain and fancy
colors CSC, 35c. and 5Oc.
Isle and cassime 25c. and 35c.
One case fine regular half hose with
fancy top. 3 pairs for zoe.
Gents land shirts. made Of fine
standard muslin, pure linen bosom,
neck and sleeve reinforced for " /,
sl.25 and $50.
Fancy shirts finished In A style, 2
collars and one pair cuffs with each
shirt, at SOC, 75e., 81, fl25 and
$3.50.
For this week, one case Of VIM Land
Shirts made Of good heavy muslin,
linen bosom, 81 JOc.
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oDa ease mems ali wool fast colors.
ana non shrinking underwear, 10
ali colors, reduced from v sun
at a.
Mems fne white and gray merlno
SOC. and T5c.
Mems fancy stripe and solid color
reinforced BAlbriggAn underwear
ct &c, 81 and $l.oO.
Red nedicAied underwear Al '"
sI.25 and $50.
Mems ine elastic web suspenaefS NJ
CSC, Sc. and 5Oc-
do ak fniahed fancy ends At DOC
and 75c.
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pIPI1pIaY nnRFn-

KN0srOs, OSTARIo, Dec. 7, 1886.
Six years ago caught severe cold
standing 10 an ioe hcuse With my coat
Of. I felt myself getting chilly and
vent TO the house. where ] shook for
half an hour and then had high fever
aud terrible pain in ny side and
through my Lungs. put IN ALLoooK's
PoRous PLAsTxR ea my back, and one
On the front Of my ebest, and u 9 shost
time the pain decreased and | fell
asleep and did not wake until the next
morning, vhen ] vas again quite a. we'd
as ever. In telling my doctor about u.
be sAid bad besn attacked with pleu-
Fisy and, possibly, pOsamonia.
Z. Z. DUDLEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

A NEw CuIEF.-Mr. w. II. Kennedy
has been appointed Chief Engineer Of
the Oregon Railway a Navigation Com
papy, With ofics at Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. Kennedy. the new chief. u very
familiar With railroad building IN Ore
CON aud Washington Territory. lie
L Gated the Baker City branch OF the U.
Il. 4 N. %. a0d the Cascade Division
Of the Northern Pacific from the Sum
mis- westward. In speaking Of this mat
ter the 0rsgsniss says; The appoint
meat of q chief engineer at this time
seems 10 hint at early work on proposed
unexpectedly earlier than the general
public are aWare of."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

RKwkRDED.-Oaptain Z. l.. Marshall,
of Milton, has just done verS generous
SGT. On the might Of Thursday, June
25th, his property aoroas the bay took
IRE. Six or eight buildings we're des-
tFoyed, and the mill. valued at &30. 900,
was threatened. While the hEs vas
raging. Chief Kellogg, OF the Seattle
Fire Department, got g number OF the
iiFe boys together, and they went over
ana assisted Oaptain Marshall in saving
his property. They felt they we're only
performing Q 6reman's duty, and ex-
peeted no reward. Yesterday, however,
Chief Kellogg received letter from
Captain Marshall, thanking the meHn-
bers Of the department for the valuable
assistanee rendered him on that COCA
sior, and enclosing check for elOO, TO
be devoted TO such use ss the Chief may
elect.